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TSBUa os TBS NS tra.
TBM DAILY NIWS, OJ maxi oas year, $8) six
months $4; three moates $810. Served ? the
city at EJG?TUSN Oatrra a week, payable to the ear?
ner?, or $8 a year, paid m advance at the office.
ZEB TaiAVaxaxT KBWS, published on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year $4; six
months $2.
Tira WEEKLY NEWS, one year $2. Six copies
110. Ten copies, to one address, fifi;
SUBSORTFTIONS tn ali cases payable In advance,
and no paper conannea after the expiration of
the time paid for.
Wit Cbaf teston gfcta^,
TUESDAY, APRIL ll, 1871.
V *
. SB WU OS TELS DAT.
-Gold closed in -New York, yesterday, at
lOialOi.
-Over seventy war novels are now in prepa?
ration In Germany.
-New Orleans- has contributed $60,600 for
t he benefit of the French sufferers.
-Many cotton planters in Louisiana have
t urned their attention to the cultivation ol
s ugar.
-A colossal statue of the late Chief Justice
Taney is being made at Borne, to fill an order
given by the State of Maryland.
-General N. B..Forreathas subsided Into a
cotton planter in Mississippi, and intends to
pass the remainder of'his days "in patriarchal
peace."
-The small portion of New Orleans which
doesn't belong to Mrs. Gaines, is now claimed
by the heirs of one Madame Dellbizarre, a
creole Anne ko Jans, who died a' century or so
ago.
-The Princess Louise's wedding-cake was
three stories Sigh, on a golden stand,- aha
weighed 200 pronds. It was embellished with
royal arms, flowers, fruits, monograms, cupids,
likenesses ol Louise and Lorne, roses, sham?
rocks, thistles, birds and sundry other things.
-Basie is reported to have fifty citizens who
possess fortunes estimated to be ove r $10,000,"
000 each. Basle ls the wealthiest town m
Switzerland, and men of $2,000,000 or $3,000,
000 are deemed of little financial consequence.
.' -Marion Evans (George Eliot) is mentioned
by a London correspondent as one of the
most Interest! ag^and captivating of. English
women, entirely free from'dogmatism, ego?
tism or pr?tention ot any kind.
-Mr. Charles Astor Bris Led has purchased
of Mrs. Stanton, for $4.1,000, the Washington
residence built by Mr. Stanton when he was ,
secretary of war. It will be remembered that
Mr. Stanton died poor. j
-The leading citizens of New York are tah- ,
lng measures for a reform in the municipal ?
government of that city. On Thursday eve- ?
ning a large mass meeting was held* on the t
subject After, several speeches had been
made, resolutions were adopted favoring a
thorougareform In the election of muaicipai
officers and ac entire change ia the manage?
ment of the city's affairs, irrespective-of party (
politics. -j
-The Princess Louise 1B said- .to be very 1
pretty!, with fascinating manners- and '
beautiful mouth and teeth. She, like I '
her sister, paints beautifully, and ls also a I (
sculptor. Eight of Louise's pictures have been j (
exhibited in London this season, ant! sold lor ]
the ht?aef?, of the h repliais. Some pieces ot i
her sculpture have also been exhibited in ,
London. h
-The Constantinople correspondent of elie .
Ind?pendance Beige announces that the Duke '
Of Sutherland and Sir Henry Bulwer are ex- j '
poned in Constantinople to submit to the Sun- j '
lime Forte the terms for the purchase of the I(
Suez Canal by- an English Company, and to '
come to an understanding with the govern- i
ment of the Sultan upon the political que* 11
tiona, bearing upon the, matter. , . j,
*Xzadoc Pratt, of Pratisville, New York, [j
well known as-one of the most extensive un- f (
nen Iii Ante ri ea, and as a promoter of popn- I j
lar edoeatfea, died test wmk. A year or two j
afro he-vriterj'Charleston omi' our sea Islands, f j
He was s very old, In some points au eccentric
mau, and many amusing anecdotes" we^wd L
ol' him. Some years ago he employed a sculp
tor LO carve his-profile,- on a'"colossal scale, on
the face of a bill overlooking Prattsvjile. ,
-Phoebe Cousins," of St. Louis, recently; j
gave her vi ewe of the ideal masriage thus : "A
molecule of oxygen roaming lonely through
space, seeking for its-mate, but finding none, I(
when of a sudden In some hidden nook it dis-1 ?
covers a molecule of hydrogen, when lo ! there
ls a rush, ari embrace, and there ls neither any j
more oxygen ner hydrogen, but a diamond j.
drop of dew reposing on the bosom of the
Uly." After which she added that she herself I e
was a molecule of hydrogen, but rhe only re- L
soo naive "cusp." was toward the door.
-It is a well-known fact that for years past
certain Bohemians In Paris have done a flour- j *
lobing business byjmltatt&g tbe'bandwriting of
eminent literary and political personages, and I (~
selling these Imitations as genuine manuscripts, t
These chevaliers ?lindustrie are now engaged I c
la manufacturing letters purporting to have
been written by Napoleon III, Eugenie and c
./ Miidingj^a?artista. These Imitations, which s
?L^J^Nggei?H?l thing are very cleverly done, are L
freely offered for sale" In England, France and I
Germany,. ^ . . I
-A Was hi hg ton telegram to the New York j
Tribune says: "It is stated on well Informed I *
authority that the labore of the Joint High I
Commission, will be finished In a fortnight t
from the present time, and that the reaty,
which will be the basis o? settlement of all
points of difference between the two countries, j
will be ready to submit to the Senate .ai that
time. .It ia not improbable that the Senate ,
will be ln-sesslon two weeks hence, and that I -
the treaty will be considered before the ad
J osrnment. General Scnenck has lately ex- s
pressed the opinion that the work of the com- e
mission will be finished in time for him to sail 11
for England before the first of May." r
-The London correspondent of .the St.' 1I
Louis Republican Writes: UA gentleman 11
lately from Edinburgh told me some anecdotes 11
of Lord Lorne, the espoused of the 'Princess ?
Louise, that rather account for the 'paleness c
and nervousness' oae paper remarked in his j,
wedding face, and for the 'Inaudible respon?
ses' commented on by another. According to
my Scotch friend, there is a Highland inu 8
upon the prettied blt or the Campbell estates, 1
and dweUtng therein is an old time retainer of t
the family who keeps the Lorne arms. During p
one of the vacations of the young lord a grand-1 v
daughter of the ancient host^dame to live at |
the Inn. The lassl?liad the loveliest llrit-white c
locks that ever grew on Scottish Bead, and
very shortly there grew up a strong" affection f
between the"%eantirul Highland' lass and the 1
noble young lord. For years.he has been de- 1
Toted to this Agues, who, upon hearing of the h
proped marriage; took to her bed and re-h
fused to be cora lotted, and has led the am- '
bilious nobleman a -life of it since, os very ?
properly she "ougjhjL^ J^aeier, that's the ]
scandal concerning the Lord bf Lorne and I .
Agnes. It Mr?.-Leul?e-L?rne- reads the Re- ,
publican, os an intelligent Princess sbquld, I ,
shah be the Instrument in the hands of Pro- j.
vldenco of-MKinVfier young HiS-hepey." j
-Apropos of "the optlcar dd?l in Congress
the other day, a Trlb .me correspondent writes: I ?
"The scene" in the Senate the other doy,. wh*n [ '
Mr. Garren Davis, while delivering ore of his 11
ie rae and brilliant little ?pe ec hes, caught the'
?ye-If the expr?selon may be used-of Mr.
Butler, 69 an Illustration, in point. He was In
ihe cuftnrnatlve moment of bis patriotic pas?
sion, in the height of his half-frenzied denun?
ciation of the party that were 'making politi?
cal capital ot 05* ^-caned'K?-'Oni'o?tftgesV'
when he first beheld that dreadful man. The
strim but apropos apparition may have remind?
ed bim of a certain profane proverb. It spurred
and goaded him on to the bitter endjjjpls voice
giving ont at the last the shrill, eagle-like
scream of defiance which would be terrifying
If lt were not so familiar to us all. Then,?you
know, after uttering words which my pen can?
not repeat, he set himself, with folded arms, to
defy and look down the ex-dictator of New
Orleans. It was a mighty undertaking. The
eyes of Mr. Davis. are deep-set and near to?
gether; they are. always bright, and on this oc?
casion they actually flamed with such Intense,
concentrated fire that they almost-seemed a
single eyey -making the senator like a venera?
ble Polyphemus. But about Mr. Butler's gaze
there was an awful uncertainty that waa stitt
more appalling and unendurable. How dra?
matic yet peaceful was the ending bf this op?
tical duel !-the intervention of Henry Wilson,
who, while the whole Senate hung breathless
on the scene, Sung himself into 'the immi?
nent, deadly breach,'and broke the fearful
spell by which each held the other 'with his
glittering eye.' " 4
Carpet-Bag Bonds.
The action of the Chamber of Commerce
and Board of Trade of this city, in regard to
debt and taxation, is acceptable to The
Nation, which -takes from the proceed ra gs
the statistics which tell the dismal story of
fast-approaching beggary. It then gives
this wamiug to jobbers in carpet-bag
bonds :
"In the presence of this disgraceful and un?
precedented state ol things', the majority of
the property-holders and taxpayers of the
State are excluded from any share In legisla
tion. It Is not wonderful, therefore, that the
meeting, after declaring that the taxes are
corruptly raised and Improvidently spent, and
that the credit of the State has been pledged
illegally, and that lt is uow proposed to pledge
it for still further, loans by a new Issue of
bonds, announced that the taxpayers and
property-holders of Charleston will not hold
these bonds binding, and will resist all taxa?
tion for the-payment of them by 'every legkl
'mate means In their power.' We add our
warning to that of the meeting. It is impos?
sible that the liabilities which the carpet-bag
governments at the South are creating can be
fairly met when society gets into its normal .
conditions ; and any one who takes tites? new
'fonds noVonly helps to sustain a pack of great
{?naves in the enjoyment of thar ??under, Put
akesa thoroughly "bad security.*
How we are Robbed.
The ?ulonv?le Times explains that under
ihe old system of drawing juries there was
20 expense whatever in the drawing. Under
;he jury law, approved 10th March, 1871,
he yearly cost of drawing juries in Union
3ounty will be about three hundred and fifty |?
lollara ; in Bichland about six hundred* dot- :
ars ; iu Charleston about one thous and do!- 1
are. Thalj is to say, the board of jury com
nissionere may be in session as many days
n the year as the Circuit Court is in session
n the county-pit? five days for revising
isla. The board ooDsists of -three officers,
trho are entitled to three dollars a' day fpr
avery day ou duty. The Times is confident
that the board rc Ul be in session for quite as
many duys as the Legislature invites .them,
to be. There will be a drawing for every
;ourt-three every year. At every drawing
ihe clark and sherill' are to be present. The
igures for Union, then, will stand thu' .
Five weeks, thirty days, three com?
missioners, at $3 each. .$270 00
?ive extra days, three commissioners, /
at $3 each. 43 00
Caree days of clerk and sheriff, at $3
each-%. 18 00
. Total..$333 00
lesides incidentals.' . .
This ls the cost of the drawing only ; the
coetaof issuing venire, summoning juries,
fcc.; remain as it was before. ,
AiTwcnty-Elght Fold Burden.
A correspondent of the Washtogtoa Patriot
hows that a little ciphering will prove that '
be case of the South Carolina taxpayers is ;
learly three times as bad as a first glance
v ou ld i mi i cat e.
IT the collectable tax this year In South
karolina i%-$4,250,e09, against $400,000 for
be year 1860, the increase of taxation is ;
leariy eleven-fold, viz : 10.625-fbld.
Ii the assessed ability to pay taxes is now
inly one hundred and eighty-three millions,
igakiBt four hundred and eighty-nine mil
ions in 1860, the decrease of such ability is
learly three-fold, viz : 2.672-fold.
Such increase of burden, when multiplied
>y such decrease of ability, produces a com
toaad-or relative barden increase of more '
han twenty-eight-fold, viz : 28.39-fold.
WM Lttermtnre of 1870.
A very interesting lecture, writes a Ger
nan correspondent, was delivered at Frank
ort a few days ago hythe well known poet
ind literary historian, Rudolf Gottschall, the
ditOr of Unsere Zeit, ic, Ac., on the war *
iterature of 1870. The lecturer first of all
eluted the idea that poetry can only sing of i
ove and the spring-time ; political songs haue 1
heir justification, and belong to the his
ory of the nation. Never was there a time
a Germany richer in timely poeticul pro- .
[??tions, though many do not come up to
be true poetical standard. It was "Die J
facht am Rhein," composed in 1841, which
truck- at once the inner feelings' of the na
ion, and mauy other songs which arose at
bat time, more especially'those of Her
regh, were sung by the soldiers as they
rent into the field. Gottschall makes an
nt?resting comparison between the songs
if 1813 and 1870. In both theenemy is the
ame, but the ideas greatly differ. There
vas the effort to cast off the oppression of
be enemy, not caring or knowing what
vould follow ; here is a concrete eflort. The
lingera of 1870 are conscious of the end
vb ich the nation must reach. There, it is
i uational, nay, personal hate;'the Gorman
Landwehrman fights ' the Frenchman as
mea for the insults he bas suffern 1; here,
Lhere is ho hatred. or the French, only of
ibe soldiers fighting at the command of the
Freoeh Caesars-whether Napoleon or Gam?
betta. The beautiful words which -Freili
*rath dedicated to bis son, going into the
Held in the service of the Sanitary Depart?
ment, "that healing wounds is better than
"giving deadly ones, " l?a proof that nation?
al hatred. ia foreign to the Germana, g
After the first poetic outbursts of national, j
uprising, it is tne resurrection of C?er-fflany'
in -har ancient glory, the glorification of the
new imperial power, which busies the Ger?
man poets. Gottschall then goes into the
aesthetic value pf the poetic productions, ol.
1870, as compared to 18 IS. He -finds an
essential difference, especially in 1870 ia the I
form far more perfect; a result which bee.t>|
tributes to the. influence ol PLaten. "But
"as regards depth of feeling, of intuition
"and easy command of form, Freiligrath
"alone is to be compared with K?rner. But
"it must not be forgotten that the poetical
"productions of the latter are so peculiar
"and BO bound up with his own life that it
"is more difficult to make comparisons with
"his poems than with those of any other
"poet net engaged in the tumult of war
"iiself. More perfect in form was undonbt
"edly Schenkendorf, whom, among the poets
"of to-day, Geibel moat nearly approaches."
He compared Grosse to Stegemann o? 1813.
As regards the style of poetry, but few in?
cidents have as yet been used for the roman?
tic The only poem of this-kind is the fine
song of FreHigrath's, "The Trumpeter of
Vionville." . ' _
funeral So ti tee.
' ^^THBla?lI*Tr7ESAND FRIENDS
of Mr. and-Mrs. Artr?.r H. Lecke- are r*?r*ctfnlly
Invited, to attend the Funeral of their infant
daughter ELIZABETH HOLMES, at their re?
sidence, No. 12 George street, THIS MORNING, at
half past 9 o'clock. april
J?h THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
of Hrs. E. S. Ray sor, and those of ber sen, Mr. B.
S. RAYSOR, are respectfully Invited to attend the
Funeral of the latter, at Magnolia Cemetery, TO
DAY, at 3 o'clock. april
tDbitnarn.
McCANTS.-3iedln'?iU-clty\ February 16,1871,
(n the seventy-first year of her age, Mrs. Leuus
MELLEN is MCCANTS, a native of St. John's Berke?
ley, {Keith?eld plantation,) bat for sixty-two years
a resident of Charleston. S. C.
Tn recording the death of one Who In life was
most dear to us, lt ls a melancholy satisfaction to
be enabled truthfully to recount the possession of
virtues which entitle her to a place In th? man?
sions of the btessed. The supject of this notice
was for thirty-two years a' member of the Episco?
pal Church. Her path In life was not all strewn
with llbwers-the thorns of trouble and misfor?
tune often pricked the feet of the weary pilgrim,
but the wounds were healed by the balm of re 11
glon and Christian fortitude. Wrapped tn the
mantle of piety, Charity was her watchword.
Although she was taken away after an Illness of
but an hour's duration, she was prepared to meet
her Divine Maker. Ber three children, to whom
she was the most self sacrificing and devoted of
mothers, whilst they mourn her loss, must bear
their grief with the Christian fortitude with what
In life she bore her sorrows.
May she flau rest and peace and happiness on
the Saviour's bosom. * B.
ti lui jX otu Cfc.
~?SM30NSIGNEE3 PER STEAMSHIP
JAMBS A Dr, FR from Kew York, are notified that
sh? 1? dlsoharglug cargo at Auger's South Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain on the
wharf at owners' risk.
nprll-1 JAMES ADDER ?.CO., Agents.
?3-TRK ASSIGNEES OF FOUR THO [7
3 A ND SHARES OP STOCK in i he Cberaw and
Badbury Railroad Company, lisoed by the Che
raw and Coalfields Railroad Company to the
b tate of South Carolina lu Certificates Nos. 146 and
las. and-by the State authorities transferred to
W.T. WALTERS for value received, having lost
the original Certificates, will In due time apply to
tho officers of.said Company for duplicates,
aprll-tu
THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY-SAYINGS 'DEPART?
MENT.-Depositors are requested to leave their
bosks to be credited with the April quarterly in?
terest due 1st proximo. All das posits made on* or
before ioth April will bear Interest from lat April,
lauerest six per cent., compounded quarterly.
(Signed) T. R. WARING,
inarki-ftu6tht Cashier.
plr NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
ko all Bub-Agents or the Land Commission, that,
from-and after the first day of March, mi, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. Lr |
CARDOZO, Secretary of the Advisory Board.
ROBT. C. DsLARGE, L. C. S. S. C.
Columbia, February 28,187L maru
?V OFFICE SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD C 0* M P" A N - Y ,
CHARLESTON, APRIL S, 1871.- Stockholders of
this Company are notified that the Eight per
cent. Bonds and. Certificates of Stock authorized
to be Issued at the annual meeting of the Stock
holders held on the 8th day of February last,
will bs ready tot delivery on TBU&SDAY, eth in?
stant, and for that purpose the Treasurer of the
Company wm attend at the ornee of Messrs.
CAMPBELL A SEABROOK, No. 50 Broad street,
on that day, and eactteubsequent day, from 12 to
3 o'clock, until Saturday, 15th Instant, Inclusive.
8. W. FISHER,
apr3-12 Treasurer S. and C. R. R. Company.
?tw* OFFICE SOUTHWESTERN RAIL
ROAD BANK.-A Quarterly Dividend or ONE DOL?
LAR per Share from the earnings of the Road
having been declared by the Board or Directors of
the South Carolina Railroad Compauy, on the
Capital Stock or said Company, the same will be
paid on and after the first ot May next, at this
office.
The Transfer Books will be closed until the 15th
Instant, . JOHN M. HARLE.VTON,
apr6-6fmw3 Cashier.
PST BANE OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON', MARCH28,1871_In accordance
wirti thc resolution adopted at a meeting of the
Stockholders, on 27th inst., an election for Thir?
teen Directors will be held on TUESDAY, gd day or
May next, and a meeting of the Stockholders for
th? purpose of reorganizing tue Bank will ?Iso be
held on same date, at 12 o'clock, m the Bank
Hall WILLIAM THAYER,
aprl-stothlOns Cashier.
C?ocationol.
C.OLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.-THE
i summer Term of this College will commence
u WZOK KS DAY, 12th instant. Candidates for ad
minston into the Freshman or the sophomore
Class will present themselves ut to o'clock, A. M.
F. A. PORCHER, Secretary Faculty.
aprll-2_? '
"ETD WARD C. STIEL,
. TEACHER OF THE
[?'ERMAN LANGUAGE.
Room No. 2, Mansion House, Broad.street.
ga-OFF??E HOURS from 12 to 8, and from 5 to 7.
TERMS LIBERAL. * apr6-Uistu6
Agencies.
C
HARLES TON.
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
CORNER BROAD STREET AND EAST BAY.
ADVERTISEMENTS taken at publishers' lowest
.ash rates for ALL PAPERS In the United States.
WALKER, EVANS A COGSWELL.
de?5 mwf
fiemouats.
REMOVAL,-THE OFFICE OFP. GAT S
DEN'HASE?L has been removed to No. 1
SOUTHE KN WHARP._ apr8-5
VTOTICE.-T H E ' 'EQUITABLE = LIFE
1.1 ASSURANCESOCIEPY,'. of Ne" York, have
RH oved from No. 141 Meetmu street to their
new office, No. 20 BROAD STREET.
WM. B. SHAW, -
febl3 (General Agent.
.??-s-ti--o--it--??
^ REOPENING OF THE MEETING
STREET ICE CRF/AM GARDEN" THIS "?VENCHG.
Parties, Balls and Picnics served at the lowest
rates, at A. BROOKBANK?,
aprll-l Meeting street, above Queen?
p*~ THE STATB?OF SOUTH CABO
?NA, COUNTY OF CHARLESTON"-CW7RT OF
COMMON PLEAS,-EDWIN BATES, OEO. C. SEL
MAN, THOS. R. Mc G AH AX, CHARLES E. BATES,
Copartners, trading as EDWIN BAIES A CO.,
?Pia In tiffs, against L . OOUDKOP, Defendant.
Copy Sam mons for Money Demand-complaint
not served,- To- -L. GO?DKOP, Defendant In this
action: Toa are hereby summoned and required
to ana wer the complaint in this action, which has
been flied In the office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas for the -said county, and to serve
a copy of your answer on the subscribers at their
office, No. 15 Br caa street, Charleston, S. C., with?
in twenty days after the service of this eu ramona
on yon, exclusive of the day of service.
If yon fail te answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the ?alntlffa will take judgment
against yon for the aum of Ave hundred and
forty-one 25-100 dollars, with interest from the 4tb
day of April, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-one, ind costs.
Dated Aprn 10, len.
SIMONTON A BARKER,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
To the Defendant, I OOUDSOP: Take notice,
that the summons In thte action, of which the
foregoing ja a copy, was flied in the office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas at Charles?
ton, in the County of Charleston, in the Staatef
South Carolina, on the loth uley of April, 1871.
SIMONION A BARKER,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys, No. 16 Broad street,
aprll.-tufl _ Charleston, S- C.
/^NOTICE.-NO DEBTS CONTE ACT
EE by say of tbe Crew of the British Ship REM?
INGTON will be paid by fte Master of Consignee.
apr8-3 HENRY CARD. "
ECONOMY SHOULD BE PRAC
TlCED by everybody in all things. One dollar
expended now In purchasing a bottle of JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT, by those troubled with a slight
cough or hoarseness, or sore throat, may save
the expense of a doctoifs bill.. A neglected cough
often ends in consumption. A slight inflammation
of the lining of tbe wind tubes, the usual symp?
toms of which are a sore throat and a pain in the
breast, will soon lead, through want of attention,
to bronchi tia. A day's delay may entail months of
suffering. Let the afflicted try at once Jayne's Ex?
pectorant. It ls a standard remedy, and Its
curative properties have been tested by
thousands of persons who have recovered their
health by Its use. Sold by all druggists. GOOD?
RICH, WISEMAN" A CO, Charleston, S. C.
apre-tbatua
THE WORST COUGHS YIELD, AS
If by magic, to the wonderful curative powers' of
Da. PIERCE'S ALT. EXT. or GOLDEN MEDICAL
DISCOVERY. lt also surpasses anything else
ever berorediscovered for the cure or Pimple',
Blotches and R?hes on the face; also for Erysipe?
las, Salt Rheum, and all Shin and Scrofulous dis?
ease?. Sold by ah druggists. Send address to
DR. R. V* PIERCE, Buffalo, New York, mr
pamphlet. aprs-thstu3Dac
EXHAUSTIO N.-INVALIDS,
broken down in health and spirits by Chronic
Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible exhaus?
tion which follows the attacks of acute disease,
the testimony of thousands who have been raised
as by a miracle from a similar state of prostra?
tion by HOSTKTTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, is a
sore guaran' ee that by the same means you, too,
may be strengthened and restored. But to tho e
who stand in peril of epidemics, to all who, by
reason of exposure, privations, afld uncongenial
climate er unhealthy pursuits, may at any mo?
ment be stricken down, this* paragraph ls most j
particularly and emphatically addressed. Yon,
who are thuB situated?are proffered an absolute
safeguard against the danger that menaces you.
Tone and regulate the system with this harmless
medicinal stimulant and alterative, and yon will
be forearmed against the maladies whose seeds
float around yon in the Slr unseen. HOSTET
TER' STOMACH BI rTERS are not only a stan?
dard tonio and alterative throughout the United
States, but they are accredited by the certificate*
of the most distinguished citizens or the Union,
to the people of all other lands. Ia Canada, Aus.
tralla, and ihe West Indies, they are graduell*
taking the place of all other stomachics, whether
native or foreign, and as surely as' trw h ls pro?
gressive and demonstration overthrows doubt,
they will eventually supersede every other in
vtgorant and restorative now employed in
medicinal practice. aprs-D*o6
/ar- DB. CURTIS ON " MANHOOD."
A Medical Essay on the cause abd cure of Prema?
ture Decline, Nervous and Physical Debility, Sper?
matorrhoea, Sedentary Life. Excess, overtaxed
SoDStitutlon, Anuses of the System, Ac. lt gives
a clear synopsis or the impedimenta to Marriage,
and the remedies therefor-the results of twenty
years' successful practice, by E. DE F. CURTIS,
M. D., F.R.e.is, Ac.
'.Curtis on Manhood" should be read by the
you ri* for KA-instruction,' an? By theaffllcteH aa 8
source of relief. It will injure no one.- Medtoal
Times and Gazette.
There is no member or society by whom this
book will not be fouud useful, whether he be
parent, preceptor or clergyman.-London Times.
Price gi br mail. Address Dr. CURTIS, No. 9
Tremont Place, Boston. Mass. marT-tuthaiyr
GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYS
for Yoong Men on Social Evils, and the propriety
or impropriety of getting Married, with sanitary
help fdr those who feel unfitted for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad?
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. an 26 -3mcs
JV JOHN C. BAKER & CO.'S GEN?
IN? MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL.-ESTABLISH
ED-1830-Acknowledged by eminent physicians
to be th? best tn the world. Sold by Druggists
generally. JNO. C. BAKER A CO., Philadelphia.
A full supply on hand by
DR. H. RAER,
febo-mwfBmbs No. 18I Meeting street.
BAKER'S CITRATE MAGNESIA/
A splendid preparation. Completely superseding
the use of all nause?os purgative Medic ines. Sold
by Druggists. JNO. C. BAKER A CO., Philadel?
phia.
A full suppl V on hand by
. DB. H. BA ER,
reb7-tuths8mos Na 1S1 Meeting street.
.financial.
JA?i S TTT^r?AT?iT^,
? BANKER AND BROKER,
NO. 6 BROAD* STREET.. CHARLiSTPN, S. C-.
BuysaHd sells FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EX?
CHANGE, Gold Silver, Bank Soies, ?tocks. Bonds,
and ail classes or Securities; ac current rates and
on Commission. ?
Interest alloyed on Deposits, subject to check
at sight. Time Deposits received as per agree- j
.ment. t
Issues Gold Checks on New York; Drafts in
sums of ?1 and upwardiT'bn Union Bank or Lon?
don, and Provincial Bank of Ireland, at Dublin,
and Brauches; also, in suma or Ten Thalers and
upwards on Discount Company, Berlin, Prussia.
Collections attended to promptly.
Loans negotiated._aprl-Btntlilmo
Ghsso muons ot Coparuurstup..
DISSOLUTION OF ^PARTNERSHIP:
The copartnership heretofore subsisting be*
tween the undi-rsigued, as Fae ors and Commis?
sion Merchants, nuder fhe name or QR AM KR A
SMITH, ls this day disHOlved by mutual eonseut,
except tu KO iur as the same ls necessary to con?
tinue for the'collection or the assets or said brm
and paymeut of the debts already rxintii R.
^C. A. GK ESEK.
. A. SYDNEY SMITH.
Charleston, S. C., April 10,1871.
NOTICE_The undersigned will continue the
FACTORAGE AND GENEKAL CO MISSION BUal
NK>S on hh individual account, and can be fdund
at the same H canty, North Atlantic-wharr. ..
aprll-m-muucA C. A. GRAESER.
FHET* REGL.
BAROLIN A. i_
be held ai 8 o'clock, .
dall. Candidates for Degrees will be punctual In
attendance. JOSEPH H. OPPENHEIM,
april_Secretary.
SX. PATRICK'S BENEVOLENT SO?l
ETY.-A Regular Monthly Meeting of your
Society will be held Tars (Tuesday) EVEN IKQ, at
Masonic Hau, at g o'clock, A punctual attend?
ance 1B requested, w. BAKER, secretary/. '
april
LADIES' CATHOLIC FAIR; IN AID QE
THF; SISTERS OP OCR LADY OP" MERCY.'
The rat rons, and especially those Gentlemen ap?
pointed on Committees, are-respectfully requested
to attend a meeting to be held at the Hibernian
Hall, THIS EVBNINO, at 8 o'clock.
april_THOS. O'BRIEN, Secretary.
SOUTH ?AJ?OLINA FRIENDLY SOCIE?
TY.-A'regular Monthly Meeting or this So?
ciety will be held TH rs EVENING, at 8 o'clock, at
Llndstedt's Hall, corner Ktng and Calhoun streets.
Members are requested to be punctual m attend?
ance.
By order of the President. ,
april-? . FRIED. H?3CH, Treasurer.
SUMTER RIFLE CLUB.-A " SPECIAL
Meeting of thia Club will be held THIS EVSH
ING. the uth inst., at Masonic Hau, at 7 o clock.
By order President Gao. H. MCUWETT.
W. M. BRUNS, Secretary and Treasurer.
april_"_.
?JOTILLION CLUB.
A BALL will be given at the son th- Carolina
Hall THURSDAY EVB?INO, April isth.
EDWIN P. FROST,
aprll-tuth2 ' Secretary and Treasurer.
THE SOUTHERN STATES DENTAL AS
SOCIATIwN will mee.t at Phoenix Hall, Cum?
berland street, at half-past io o'clock on WEDJTIS
BAY MoRNrra, the vir. h Instant.
By order of the*Presldent.
aprll-3- _J. G. A NOELL, Secretary.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE DEN?
TAL ASSOCIATION will meet at the Pheonix
Hull, on WEDNESDAY, at ip o'clock.
Thc members of the Southern States Dental As?
sociation are Invited to be present.
By order of the President.
aprll-2_T. T. MOORE, Secretary.
CHARLESTON LIBRARY SOCIETY.
The Regular Quarterly Meeting or this Socie?
ty will be held at the Library Hall, Tdis DAY,
llth Instant, at l o'clock.
ARTHUR MAZYOK.
april_? Librarian.
ftnmoersimes.
??FH^^I?OILTN^A ISOC?ETTT
s
The inniversary Meeting of-tho Society will be
held at their Hall on TUESDAY, ll* April, being
Easter Tuesday. The Annual Election of Officers
ot the Society will take pl ice at the Hall, the
polls to be opened at 12 M.
The Society will assemble at 2 o'clock P. M. for
the transaction or business. .v
T. M. HASELL," Clerk.
[EXTRACT FROH RULE 22.]
'-ir any member shall neglect to pay up his ar?
rears on the Anniversary, his name and the sum
due by him shall be publicly read bv the Clerk at
the three subsequent regular meetings after Bald
Anniversary, and IT his arrears be not "fully paid
by the miad reading he shall be excluded the so
ciety."_apr6-thtu2
URVIVORS" ASSOCIATION
OP CHARLESTON- DISTRICT.
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.
S
The Firth Regular Annual Meeting of tfieSurvi
vom' Association will be held on WEDNESDAY, the
12th Instant, at l o'clock P. M., at Charleston Li?
brary Building, corner or Broad and Church,
streets, when the Officers will be elected for the
ensuing year.
The members or the. Association will assemble
again at 8 o'clock In the evening, at Hibernian
Hall, where a supper will be served.
Tickets can be obtained from the following
COMMITTEE:
THOMAS Mc GRADY.
GEO. D. BRYAN, A. O. MAGRATH, Ja.,
T. P. LOWNDES, JAS. ARMSTRONG, Ja,
JAMES ARMSTRONG, JR.,
aprlo-3 Secretary.
COants.
W* ANTED, ?~~SECOND^HAND?D
Iron Awning Frame. Address tills day
P. O. Bog No. 466._ uprll-l*
WANTED, A YOUNG COLORED GIRL
to do housework and make herseir gen?
erally useful. Apply at No. 0 Calhoun street,
april_
WANTED, A COMPETENT WAITING
MAN; one that understands the business.
Apply to No. 6 St. Philip street._nprll-i*
A COMPETENT STOCK CLERK WANT
?1L ED Iq a Fancy Goods House. Address P. O.
?Box No. 71._marll-tnth?3*
COOK WANTED-WANTED, A RE?
SPECTABLE White woman as cook, and to
a.--N- with the washiirg. Liberal wages given.
Apply ai No. l"6 Coming street, near Oannon.
; aprils*_
WANTED, A COOK FOR THE TRANS?
FER STEAMER at the Savannah and
.Charleston Railroad. None need apply unless
comp?tent Apply on Steamer. ' aprll-3* "
WANTED, A WHITS GIRL TO DO
honseand chamber work. G'?Od referen?
ces reqiilre?<. Apply at No, 4 Church street,
aprll-l*_
for Sale.
FOR SALBTTHE S1AJOP~~GTUSS7
eight tons capacltv, and one year old, as
she now Iles at foot of Ha-ei street. Terms Inw.
Apply to STEFFENS, WERNER A DUCKER. Ven
due Range. EM st Ba v._. april
FOR SALE, TWO COWs, AND A CALF
four.days.old. Apply at No. 67 cannon
street, near Rutledge avenue._apr-u-i*
FOR SALE, ONE I8-H0RSE POWER j
PORTABLE STE AM ENGINE, but little used,
and tn ene condition, cheap for cash or city ac?
ceptance. CAMERON, BARKLEY A CO.
ap r7-12 PAC_?_
RED APPLES 1 RED APPLES I KLEIN,
that Oheap Fruiterer, received a large kit
l or very nice FRUI ?, Baldwin Apples, extra doe
Dates, Fig-, Sort-shell Almonds and Pecannuta,
very ri ne No. 1 Lemons, at 25 cents a duzen; also,
sweet Havana Oranges at 86 cents.
KLEIN'.*? Soda Water ls splendid I aptll-1*
FOR SAXE, SEVERAL SEWING MA
CHINES, of good quality, which .are offered
.heap, call at No. 27 Queen street, between
Meeting and Chafen street?._fehl4
NEWSPAPERS.-FOR SALE A QUANTI?
TY of the above. Apply at Board of Trade
ooma, No. mi Meeting street._novio-to
_ go flint.
mo RENT, SULLTV-ANS~I^ND 'RESI
JL DENCE-a fl .? two-storv D-veiling Rouse,
with fluwerand vegetable gorden, about four hun?
dred yards from landing, pleasantly located. Can
be rented win furniture. Apply to J NO. CAM P
3EN A CO. _ aprll-2
TO BENT, A COMFORTABLE HOUlsE,
No. 218 Coming sir ec, cnn tain in g roux
rooms and gas, goud kitchen and cis tnt. Apply
to W. H. DAWSON, No. 65 Br"ad street, aprll-4
TO RENT, ONE-HALF OF A DWELL?
ING situated'lu a most desirable nordon of ?
' itiecity,aud wirbln ?ve min?tes' walk <>r the Post
?niue. Rent moderate. Inquire ut No. 2 Society
street. raarSO
TO RENT, THE WHOLE OR PART OF
an elegant and commodious ft- Mdeuoe, In
the wesiern part of the city, having a fine garden
attached, and sil necessary outbuildings. Pos?
session given Immediately. Apply to G. s. BER
NAHD, No. 86 Broad street._tong
TO RENT, A TWO AND A HALF
STORY URICK HOUSE. No. 4 Truinbo's
court. -Good water end other accommodations
ou the premises. Apply at No. 1 Hayne street.
Jan31-tuths_
_fcoei anp ^tmiib
LOST, ON KING STREET, PART OF A
silver EAR?fvG. The under'win please
leave it at No. 261 King street._aprll-l*
TWENTY DOLLARS REWAKD -LOST
or stolen, a large Srver-plated RKV'iLVER,
(?tx chambeis, RMrnlDgtun A SOB- makers.) A
reward of $10 will bu given, and no-questions
asked. If returned to the owner, ur $:u will be
paid for any rnformat+on that will lead io convic?
tion of the thief. Apply at No. 627 Klug street.
anril-l?_?
TEN DOLL VR-; REWAK?.- L /ST, IN
Beautiln, Klug or dinoun tr?eis. ou ladt
Friday night, a heavy Goi I Ouafn ?itidT?tiET.
The afcove -rewanl will be OBI ?, if fe tn left at
WALKER, EVANS A COGSWELL'S, No, 8-Broad
street. apr3
f* 0 MM E N N T
.A ^ '3**8F THE
COLLEGE OF CEARLE8TON
JW. JAtejia?^at ?pe.Hsjiof^the. G^rn\ftnJ^und
schaftBbund TUESDAY EVEN INO, April IX, WU
aprlo-2*
j ? VE N M ? c oir c E"K T i
AT T?te HIB ERN I AK HALL.
Mr. KEMMERER, aKdlsted'b'y his Class of 130
PopllS, WlU give ft MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
oh TVB8DAT EvasiNO, April lita. .'
'Tickets 25 cents. Children, 15 cents. -
.Concert commence at 8 o'clock-. aprS-3*
F
I F T H ANNUAL F A I B
FOR TH? HHR op
ST. MARK'S (P.E.)0HUR-eH4
The laciiei' of st. Mark's Church tender their
sincere thanks to the citizens of Charleston for
the very Uberaly patronage bestowed npon them
In the past, and - reepectrnly sottctt the eenttnn
ance of the same at their FAIR, tp be opened on
TUESDAY EVENING, April 11th, at the Hall on
Wentworth street, near Meeting.
Admittance 16 oenta. Children io cents. Season
ticket (ten nights! $1.
Doora open at T P. la*.' . . aprlo.
^ CATHOLIC FA I By.
. Di AI? OF THE v
SISTERS OF OUR LADT OF MERCY,
AT HIBERNIAN HALL,
MOWjbAY, APRIL 17, 18.71;
Under the patronage of the following Gentlemen :
SENIOR MANAGERS.
Hon- M. P. O'Connor,. B. R. Riordan. Esq,.,
John F. O'neill, Esq.., Captain G. Foll?n,
John McKeegan, Esq., 0. P. Almar, Esq.,
Juhn Dougherty, Feq., James Kenny, Esq.,
Edward Lafitte, Esq.., Alex. Sr. Arnaud, Esq.,
Dr. J. P. Cliazal, D. McSweeny. Esq.., .
Captain Henry P. Baker, P. Moran, Esq.,
B Ponclgnon, Esq., C. R. Cassidy, Esq.,
Wm. J. Magrath, Esq., Capt. Jas. M. Mulvaney,
Mons. A. D. Bellalgue, T. R. MaOabn, Esq.,
Theodore Huchet, Esq., ~B. Salmon, Esq.,
captain F. W. Dawson, F. P. Salas, Esq.,
T. Kelly, Esq., P A Chazal, Esq.,
. Wm.Mat'thiessen, Rpq., T. F. Chapeau. Esq,.
Alexander McLoyT?sq., William Mora?. Rjq.,
James-Cosgrove, Esq., James Cantwell, Esq.,
Captain U Z. Laure), Philip Fogarty. Kag..,
Miles Drake, Esq.. James Salvo, Esq.,
Ceo. 1. Bowman. Esq., John O'Hara, Bet}.,
John Commins, Esq., Thomas E. Ryan, Eeo*
John E. Cay. Seq., John W. Sawner, Bsa*
B. Riols, Esq., Alex. Melchers, Esq,,
Captain L. M. Coxetter, E. Huchet, E?q.. '
John Kenny, Esq., D. O'Neill, Esq.,
Henry Daly. Esq., Bernard Boyd, Esq.,
?lchael Gannon, Ejuq.. Richard Hogan, Esq.,
; J. Karnet, Esq., E. Fonrgeaud, Esq.,
F. L.Quackenbosb, Esq., John Hurk, Esq.,
Wm. ByrucEscL. Daniel Driscoll, Esq.,
Angelo Candle, Esq., F. Q. McHagh, Esq.,
Charles Lltscbgl, Esq, P. Bnchheit, Esq.,
Joseph Dothage, Esq., John Burns, Esq?
James Qnale. Esq., J. M. Touhey, Esq.,
Louis J. Barbot, Ksq., P. Brady, Esq.,
P. Lee, Esq.
JUNIOR MANAGERS.
Thomas S. O'Brien, John Dougherty, Jr.
E. F. Sweegao, Frank Oreen,
B. A. J. Soiltvan, James Owens,
F. L. O'Neill, - Lawrence Cantwell,
Edward Daly, Hugn Oreen,
J. V MoNamee, O. A. FOdin,
Thoa. E. Hogan? James A. Lafitte,
John M. Baker, W. P. Foll?n.
Capt. J. Armstrong, Jr, Antoine Klols,
. Simon Fogarty, . . CO. (Safety,
0. J. Lau rey, Albert Marlon,
J. A. Moroso, Emile v. st. Arnaud,
J. Boyd, E- J- FolOn,
Thomas M. O'Neill. Andrew M. Northrop,
PaulB. Lalane, Eugene V. St. Amand,
H. S. Bau. J. J. Bnchheit,
Henry 4. O'neill, E. P. Schachte,
ti. O. TTL?rabo, Janies j. Grace.
John E. Burns, . E. P. Larouasehere,
. John F. O'Mara.
The pri?e or Tickets will be as follows ;.
season Tickets......$i so
. Partly Season Tickets. geo
single Tickets.-. si
.Children.?... 10
Sei rants In charge of children. 10
BERNARD O'NEILL, Chairman.
THOMAS O'BRIEN, Secrerery.
aprtO-3 M. W. ST. AMAND, Treasurer.
<&roreri?0, Cloners, Ut.
?ORN! CORN! CORNI
10,000 bnshcls Prime CORN, In store and for
; sale by T. J. KERR A CO.
aprl_
J-MFORTED CHAMPAGNES.
Now on - hand- the following brands of CHAM?
PAGNES, at RBD7CED PRICES, by the basket,
oase or bottle :
Piper A Oo.'s HEIDSIEOK
Chas. Heidsteck'?-GREEN SEAL
V. E. Clicquot's PONS A RD Di
Mumm'S VEBZENAY and PRIVATE STOCK
Roederer's DRY SILLERY
. G. H. Mamm's DRY VEBZENAY
Louche, Fils A Co.'a BRANDS
Napoleon's CABINET
DRY VEliZENAY
CARTE BLANCHE.
A B. B8DF0RR,
Late Wm. 3, Corwin. A Co.,
janll . No. ?75 Kmg street.
S
PARKLINQ MOSELLE
SPARKLING CATAWBA
liOOHEIMBR
NIERSTEINEB
LIQUEUR DES BENEDICTINS
CHARTREUSE
CURACOA
MARASCHINO
RUSSIAN K?MMEL
ABSINTH *
.VERMOUTH
PARFAIT AMOUR
CREME DE ROSS
NO?EAUX
. ANISETTE.
E. E. BEDFORD. '
janli No. 376 King street.
B
REMEN LAGER BEEB
ENGLISH ALES
SCOTCH ALES
CHAMPAGNE ALES
LONDON PORTERS
DUBLIN PORTERS
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
E. E. BEDFORD,
anil_No. ?76 King street.
T?T ANTED,
! EVERYBODY TO KNOW
That they are daily losing money by not buying at
LINLETB CHEAP STORE.
My prices are unprecedentedly low? and on all
branches of my business I defy competition.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE, 26c a pound
Best Silver Drip Syrup, 76e. per gallon
Golden syrup,'Soc. a gallon
Omah Sugar, 7A? pounds for $1 ?
Best Leaf Lard, fl* pounds for $1
Lighthouse Oil, soc a gallon
Best Young Hyson Tea, sold elsewhere at sa per
pound, can be bought here for $160 by th?
pound package ?
Crookery, Glassware, Tinware, Hardware ?
Fancy China Goods.
ANS
A general assortment in the HOUSE FURNISH?
ING LINE, sold at mar venously low prions.
ROASTED AND GROUND RIO, LAO?AYRA AND
JAVA COFFEE,
Fresh every day m the week, and guaranteed of
the best quality and- of such particular kinds ?a
repn seated. Trie roasting is done ?poa the
premises, under my personal supervision (and
not imported from New-York,) and can be relied
upon.
Look oat far the Signs of she- ,
CROoKBBY HOUSE AND CAROLINA TEA
. AGENCY,
And stop bl and ask for one of my Business Cir?
culars.
Respectfully, JOHN W. LINLEY,
marls-lyr
jrj E cpj ES i IST^RCTCB B I B S I
40 Kids. N?0?$U%AR
00 bbis. Sugar-i-Orushed A, B and 0
SO bois. Demarara Sugar
60 bbls. Beehive Syrup
- IBO* OMs Cuffje-Java, ttgMPhj ia arriHtto
#0 < hesa-Tea, G r eon aa d Black
'20 sacKs Spices-Nutdteg, nee and Clana
mon - - - -. ?
60 bbl?. Mackerel-L 2 arid 3
ISO UU Ma? tere l-l, ?, sad 8
200 easer Oysters, Salmon, Pickles, Je mes,
and Ca pen; *?. - -
loo cases, Tomatoes .
,25 caa-a Sweet Oil, pints and quarts
"36 CE?ea ^ardhf?B
60 kegs Dutch Herring
loo boxes Starch
308 boxes Sotfp ?
loo boresCamftsa i
60 oases Condensed Milk . . ? .
16.(1 bbl?. Whiswey-Glrison, Oin eau, Wester'a,
Nectar, x, XX ~>?TrT
60 casks wine-a and x Port, Sherry and
Madeira
6 lair casks Holland Gin
" 100 (lases Bitters-lippmann's and Boone
kamp
50,ono .Cigars, assorted brands
loo J'Mn i, and tubs New Butter
7tlffac2saCbease .
76 aereas Lard
looo reams Wrapping Paper
loo uozeu Brooms
goo dosen Pali* and Tubs.
General Agent for Turn A Bro. Trenton Crack?
ers, o: "P. WETTERS.,
aprll-2 No.-isl Bast Bay.
Q ? GAS!. S U G la!
20 hilda. Good Dry NOW Orleans SUGAR In
Store, and for aale by .
STREET B EOT HE BS A CO.,
aprll-1_No. 74 East Bay.
j^UTTER AND CHEESE.
Landing and for sale At reasonable prices. No.
2?9 Bant Bay. ADOLPH NIMITZ.
aprU-tuth2
F
RUIT! FRUIT!
3&0 bunches BANANAS
... 13 dozen Pineapples '?
loo sticks Sugar Cane.
Landing (rom Schooner Albion.
For sale by Mrs. KENRICE,
No. 83 Market street, south side,
aprli-2? Fifth door east of Meeting.
WINES AND- LIQUORS AT REDUCED
PRICES.
WHISKEY from ti so per gallon and upwards.
Old North Carolina Corn Whiskey $2 per gallon.
Port, Sherry, Madeira and Claret wines from
ll 60 per frito? and upwards.
French and Domestic Brandies at reduced prices.
AU of the above .'are procured directly trota tho
Importers and Distillers, thereby saviag all Inter?
mediate profits, and insuring a good article, add
are warranted ol good quality, fine flavor, pure
and unadulterated, even the lowest grades being
guaranteed strictly pore. Persons In need of
such goods for medicinal or other purposes can
depend upon getting a strictly pure article at an
extreaaeiy low price from
. ? W. H. WELCH, ,
Family G roser,
S. W. Corner Meeting and Market s tresta.
ay goods delivered free of charge, april
QO R N AND OATS.
moo bi ?hela Prime White CORN, In sacks
. 1000 bu shels Yellow, tn oeoka
. IMO bushels Oats, lu sacks.
For sale Low from wharf. 'Apply to
HUNT BROS. A 00.,
aprt Atlantic Wharf.
Q I G A R S! CIGARS!
Large Stock of Goad, Free SMOKING CIGARS,
oas scantly on hand, and for tale at $ ie per tkevav
and, at.
J. MADSEF8 CIGAR MANUFACTORY,
No. les Meeting street*
aprS-lmo Opposite Oh arl estop Hotel.
T
EA 8! TEAS! TIAS I
PURE TEAS ONLY !
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE DTVOrOE FINE
DRAWING TEAS
From 70 cents to $170 per pound, being about A
25 cents per pound1 below other Dealers. x
Consumers desiring FINE TEAS would dowell
to try those sold at'
WILSON'S GEOCEBY
and you wai use no other kind.
We buy TEAS la large quantities from first
bands, (avoiding Tea Companies ef sU kinda.)
therefore buying at a small advance ea Int coat,
and would advise consumers to boy no T?a in
packages.
Por PURE TEAS, go to -
WILSON'S GROCERY,
Anson and Society Knott,
gar AU Geode delivered nee. No charge tor
packtag.
Q.ROCERIES! GROCERIES!
Country Orders promptly attended to, at !
WTLS0?C8 GROCERY, ' .
. Box No. 383, Charleston, S. 0.
W No'oharge far packing er delivering Gooda.
-pLOUR, SIDES, SHOULDERS, HAMS,
FORK, COFF BE, SOGAR, #0.
J 1 FPO B D.8 t CO..
NOS. '17 and 19 VENDUE RANGE. ? OFFER AT
LOWEST MARKET BAT BS:
600 bbls. Fresh Ground FLOUR
26 hbds. Chotee Olaar Sib Skies
go ands. Prime Smoked Shoulders
. io tierces Choice & C. Haas
10 tieroea Pure Leaf Lard
26 bbls. Heavy City Meas Pork
90.000 pou&ds Prime Dry Ssl t Sides
lo,ooo pound? Dry Salt Ben' *
loo sacks Rio Codee
160 bbls. Reused Sagers
loo cases 2 and 3 9k. Fresh 'Tomatoes
76 cases Fresh Pe?usas
loo oases, 1 and % ft, Fresh Oysters.
octii-tuthsemos _
&gnrattti?t fjortuttiirtrg, gjL
"iCKSOH COTTON SEED.
299 bashel?SelecT?d 85? r/, KO. 1 *
' soo bnstiewaeed^So." r,
Theseove seed ls "rai se fl nom the Ho. 1 Seed
imported dine*?ma DAVID DICKSON, sparta,
Os., 1870, and gre wu on the Marshland lara
near thia city. ...
Ppr sale ai very tow prices by
7. C. H. CL AUSSEN.
feba-ftu ' ' . Martethfreet.
piNE S. I. COTTON SEED FOR SALB.
16bushels. "PREMIUM," <Urop of 1870; soldat
gl 26 per pound.)
- buahelSjge\lbioa," (Grog of U70, sold at $i per
- bushels "Champloa" Crop, ead select
Apply ta GAILLARD A MUJOTT.
ebg-tasta Vanderhorst's Wharf.
jpHALlLES L- MOCLENA?AX
NO. "its KING STREET, .
Importer and Dealer lu
PIANOS, CABINET ORGANS, SHEET MUSIO,
STRINGS, Ac., Ac.
?a- Tuning and.Repairing promptly attended
? by HENRY YOUNG. mari?-; at haSmoe
Spool CjJ?ton.
J & P. COATS'
SPOOL 0OTT?S,
We have in -atoes and will always keep an aa*
sortment of WATS' THREAD for sale at New
York trade pri?es. flOHN G. MIL NOR A- 00?
febll-stuthflmOB No. 186 Meeting stufet